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ENDGAME Episodes 171 and 172

PART F


ENDGAME : Episodes 171 and 172 : portrayed in several parts

Voyager enters the nebula.
Paris: "Maybe Chell should add Nebula Soup to his menu."
Captain Janeway: "Shields?"
Tuvok: "Holding."

Captain Janeway: "Bridge to Astrometrics."
Seven, via comms: "Go ahead."
Captain Janeway: "Any more data on those neutrino emissions?"
Seven, via comms: "Negative, Captain. I still can't get a clear scan."
Captain Janeway: "Distance to the centre?"
Seven, via comms: "6 million kilometres."

Captain Janeway: "What is it?"
Tuvok: "I'm detecting a tritanium signature, bearing three-four-two mark five-five."
Paris: "Whatever it is, it's too close."
Captain Janeway: "Evasive maneuvers."

Chakotay: "Is it a ship?"
Tuvok: "Possibly."

Kim: "Another tritanium signature, right on top of us!"

Captain Janeway: "Tom!" Captain Janeway to Paris:
"Get us out of here NOW."

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In the nebula, Voyager narrowly avoids collision with a Borg cube.
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[#171 and #172 Endgame]

The Borg cube reports: "Vessel identified. USS Voyager. We will pursue and assimilate."

But the Borg Queen, seeing their viewscreen's view on her own screen, "No, they haven't compromised our security. Let the vessel continue, for now. I'll keep an eye on them."

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Briefing room.
Tuvok: "There's no evidence that the cube detected us."
Chakotay: "Where is it now?"
Seven: "Approximately three light-years away."
Paris: "How can they not have seen us? We came within ten metres of their hull."
Tuvok: "The Borg wouldn't knowingly risk a collision. The radiation must have interfered with their sensors as well as ours."
Kim: "If they can't detect us, we should go back."
Seven: "I wouldn't recommend it. My analysis of the tritanium signatures suggests there were at least 47 Borg vessels inside the nebula."
Kim: "We can't just give up on those wormholes!"
Captain Janeway: "Oh yes we can."
Kim: "What if we tried to modify the-"
Captain Janeway: "Sorry, Mr Kim. You may be the captain someday, but not today."

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Kim catches up with Paris in a corridor.
Kim: "Tom, what are you doing when your shift ends?"
Paris: "No plans. Why?"
Kim: "I've been thinking you and I should have some fun - one last adventure before you get too busy being a father."
Paris: "Did you reserve some holodeck time?"
Kim: "I got a better idea."
He hands Paris a PADD.
Paris looks at it: "This is your idea of fun?"
Kim: "It'll work! We just need to make a few modifications to the Flyer."
Paris: "Might as well just hand it over to the Borg!"
Kim: "How could that happen with the best pilot in the Quadrant at the helm?"
Paris: "Nice try."
Kim: "If we go to the Captain together she'll be much more likely to approve my plan."
Paris: "I don't want her to approve it."
Kim: "Where's your sense of adventure?"
Paris: "I left it in that nebula, and I'm not going back for it."
Kim: "Don't you want to find a way home?"
Paris reaches a turbolift door.
Paris: "I am home, Harry."
He presses the signal and the turbolift doors open. click for audio clip from the episode
Paris steps inside. As the doors close Kim presses the signal to open the doors again.
Kim: "Captain Proton would never walk away from a mission like this."
Paris: "Captain Proton doesn't have a wife, and a baby on the way."
Paris closes the turbolift doors. The conversation is over.

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Chakotay enters the Astrometrics Lab.
Seven: "If you've come for my daily report, it's not complete."
Chakotay: "Actually I'm here in an unofficial capacity. I was wondering if you'd like to get together again."
Seven: "To do what?"

Chakotay: "Well, that would depend on your 'research'. Would a quiet dinner be an appropriate fourth date?"
Seven: "I believe it would be a more suitable fifth date."
Chakotay: "I'm willing to skip ahead if you are."

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Sickbay.
Doctor: "You're fine, aside from some minor inflammation around your bi-radial clamp. Let me know if it starts to bother you. Is there something else?"
Seven: "Do you remember three months ago when my cortical node shut down?"
Doctor: "How could I forget?"
Seven: "You said it might be possible to remove the fail-safe device that was causing the problem."
Doctor: "Has it been giving you trouble again?"
Seven: "No. But I've reconsidered your offer to extract it."
Doctor: "I've been hoping you would."
Seven: "You said it would require several surgeries."
Doctor: "Actually, in anticipation of your change of heart, I've studied the problem in more detail. I now believe I can reconfigure the micro-circuitry with a single procedure. You'll be free to experience the full range of emotions - everything from a hearty belly laugh to a good cry."
Seven: "How soon can you do it?"
Doctor: "Today if you'd like."
Seven: "My shift ends at 1800 hours."
Doctor: "It's a date! Speaking of dates, once the fail-safe is gone, you'll be free to pursue more intimate relationships."
Seven: "I'm aware of that."
Doctor: "If you decide you need help with that aspect of your humanity, I'm always at your disposal."
Seven: "I appreciate that."
Doctor: "Really?"
Seven: "Yes. But I already have all the help I need."
Doctor: "Ah, of course. You'll undoubtedly be running more simulations with the Chakotay hologram."
Seven: "No, actually. I'll see you at eighteen hundred hours."

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